Senate Rejects Pay Raises Seen as Belt Tightening
The Senate voted 69 to 28 against automatic pay raises for members of Congress and top officials, arguing belt tightening is needed. Senators Ervin and Helms from North Carolina joined the rejection, while Stevens of Alaska lamented southern support for the anti-filibuster move. The action strengthens the Senate position to curb broader federal spending.
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Ted Stevens
Alaska
North Carolina consents to single four year term
A House of Representatives committee blocked a bid to allow the governor to seek a second term. Four former governors supported the idea, arguing the current system weakens the chief executive and accountability to voters. The committee vote ended with the chair’s nay, keeping the status quo of a weak chief executive and strong legislature.
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Terry Sanford
Dan Moore
Robert Scott
General Assembly
What Choice Do We Make When Jukeboxes Fade
The Wurlitzer Co. signals exit from major production citing gloomy coin-fed record players sales as American lifestyle shifts. A casual scan of machine titles reveals a baffling track Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo, prompting casual speculation on whether song choices fuel or reflect the company’s perplexity.
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Wurlitzer Co
America
The Price Of Health National health insurance debate grows
The piece surveys Nixon's February health insurance plan with employer mandates, poor subsidies, and Medicare restructuring, alongside Kennedy's rival plan funded by taxes and payrolls. Critics warn of industry profits, complex policies, and limited patient clarity. The historical fight over federal care persists.
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Wilbur J. Cohen
Nixon
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Edward M. Kennedy
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Kennedy
Miami
James G. Haughton
Cook County
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House
High Point Citizens Share Praise For Station Operators
In High Point, veteran Ted Henderson of the Exxon Car Care Center commends regular customers who waited in long gas lines, noting the shift back to normal patronage as supplies stabilized. Nearby, YMCA heart fitness classes begin, with free sessions for members and a $25 nine week program for others, led by Dr Murphy Osborne.
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Ted Henderson
Exxon
Henderson
Murphy Osborne
YMCA
Nixon Tax Deductions Revealed In White House Files
Confidential Nixon notes show he pressed for every possible deduction including payments to his daughter Julie as salary for a White House tour guide and deductions for using the San Clemente den as an office. IRS official warns against risks and suggests alternatives.
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San Clemente
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Florida
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Gerald Warren
Joint Congressional Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Ehrlichman
Edward Morgan
Morgan
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Tricia Nixon
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Barth
San Clemente House
Letters to the Editor on Shockley free speech debate
Ray Rimmer of Archdale criticizes the editorial Let None Be Silenced. He urges focusing on real solutions over sensationalism and argues media self censorship amplifies Shockley stories and public interest while neglecting substantial debate.
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Dr. Shockley
Shockley
Bill Shockley
Ray Rimmer Archdale
Defense Of Election Letter Challenges Astor Dowdy Towers Vote
A reader disputes a letter from Thomas Swanson about elections at Astor Dowdy Towers. The correspondent claims Swanson's charges are false, cites strict by laws, and asserts the nominating committee names officers. The writer asserts personal support in the building and criticizes Swanson's suitability as a representative.
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Astor Dowdy Towers
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